skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"If you’ve found yourself at this link, you’ve asked someone to speak at your event who actively cares about diversity, equity, and inclusion. Dismantling implicit bias, structural and systemic racism, and years of ingrained inequity takes commitment. The speaker hopes you will join them in this work."
I would not assume that de-pseudonymizing Reddit accounts is impossible, especially if large amounts of money are on the line.

Reddit complies with FBI requests to hand over account data.
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Yeah if you arent willing to pay them living wage you probably don't. I'm fine with paying little more than handling it myself. I think amazon Go style shops will get popular. These people probably can transition to different parts of service economy well.

Low skill call centers are total waste of human time, that's why most of it is outsourced. UX just can get improved instead.
> So why isn't the learner calling an end to the experiment

The learner does repeatedly call for an end to the experiment. For example, here is the script for the learner when the shock supposedly reaches 150 volts: "Ugh! Experimenter! That’s all. Get me out of here. I told you I had heart trouble. My heart’s starting to bother me now. Get me out of here, please. My heart’s starting to bother me. I refuse to go on. Let me out."

See the start of Chapter 7 of Obedience to Authority for more details.

> Maybe try and jump the supervisor and make a bolt for the door?

In the baseline "voice feedback" condition, the learner is strapped into a chair. He can't bolt. I think that the same is true for all other conditions, too.
Different solutions for different problems. You have a different design requirement when you are designing something for use by the most vulnerable and those without access to reasonable technology. This absolutely needs to be factored in when choosing how to build something, however, this is a tiny subset of users, and this is for essential life-is-in-the-balance types of service.

The vast majority of users will have even a rudimentary smartphone (some years ago I visited the Calais jungle to donate food and supplies, and whilst people were struggling to eat, they knew that a smartphone was a cheap, key thing to obtain and hold onto because they make accessing help and communicating with their support network possible) and or laptop that can handle some lightweight JavaScript and benefit from an enhanced experience.
Send the HCI logs from both devices to apple and let them scratch their heads as to why their protocol doesn't work all the time.
A bit part of this is Apple's best intel laptop (the 16") is still on a 9th gen intel. So comparing a 2020 m1 on 5nm vs a 14nm 2018 chip isn't fair. It's real if you're an apple user, and upgrade from a 16" MBP to their m1, but it's not fair.

Plus, intel isn't even the x86 leader now. 7nm zen2 is a much better comparison.
Sure, nice things usually cost a premium. But used, secondhand stuff can be affordable too. There should be an economy of downcycling that allows for more affordable stuff, too. I just don't think that IKEA is that.

Case in point. When I moved in 2013 I had a ~$1500 dining table that I had paid $800 for. Due to the abruptness of my move, I ended up selling it on Craigslist for something like $200. Keep an eye out for deals, I guess?

BTW none of the 1800s furniture that my friend collected were particularly expensive. Just always looking for good deals and willing to driving 200+ miles for them.
I think parent commenter was citing how A-10s are only useful against enemies that can't fight back. I doubt anyone is thinking of fielding A-10s against the Chinese or putting them up against Russian S-400s
I know everyone is having an absurd amount of fun watching this and laughing (so it seems), but I think we should be more aware of the many ways in which this is bad, which definitely includes millions of retail investors losing their money when they buy at the peak, use too much leverage, and so on.

The idea of "Don't invest what you cannot afford to lose" has gone from a mantra to an outright joke that many investors now purposefully ignore, and not everyone can end up on the right side of this at the end of the day.

This is without mentioning what type of institutional consequences we may see as a result, which I think there will be many including regulatory, but it's too hard to predict exactly what, given the mess that we're in.

Again, the memes and redditors becoming millionaires are funny and I wish everyone the best, but there will be a vastly under-reported dark side to this story as well; life cannot literally just be everyone getting free money from nowhere with no downsides.
Ah, that's fine, hopefully this comment chain will be upvoted.
Related...

Hedge funds have "asked" companies to PURPOSELY DEFAULT on their debt before.

Great Matt Levine piece on this: https://www.bloombergquint.com/view/blackstone-may-do-its-cl...
I'm confused. When I gas up my Prius I pay with a credit card. It isn't hard. What's the problem with needing a credit card to pay at a charging station? Requiring an app is stupid, but inserting the card takes a few seconds.

The other problems (limited locations and hours, broken charging stations) are real ones, but I don't think this is.
There's a critical difference though: The amount of stock sold short is externally verifiable -- and it's still more than the available stock.
I see 6 in the jobs page during last week but my guess is that they are not posted by "Work at a startup", but posted by the companies that using "Work at a startup" for hiring. It's similar to the 3 of lever.co or the 2 from angel.co

You can try to contact the mods to confirm this or get more info.
These two seem at odds, are we defining poverty in such a way that it's decoupled from the expected living standard of the age?
I'll need to try them, thanks for the links!
Tesla currently advertises having more than 20,000 Supercharger stations (across 2000 locations). I think that is the global number.

That represents a substantial lead, and as others are commenting, they combine it with a nice user experience. I don't see how it will be particularly durable though, there isn't really a bottleneck for deployments of other charge stations, just not a lot of investment in it. Fixing the experience is harder, but gas stations provide a hint that other parties will at least get it down to swiping a card.
"The TCL Programming Language" is a recent (2017) book, paired with the language docs at https://www.tcl.tk/doc/. The language itself is remarkably simple.
I didn't make myself clear. The embedded device is the web server in this setup. The browsing device (phone, tablet etc) runs javascript. You're right, no way a tiny embedded device runs javascript.
If you ever change your stance on an issue are you a scam?
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Unfortunately the US fetishness about the A-10 gun (esp when Maverick and others were much more effective) also likely caused significant long lasting cancerous effects in the areas it was used because of the depleted Uranium.
I graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering. One of the projects available to me was the Shell Eco Car marathon[0] challenge, where they sponsored teams and gave prizes to contest winners (I didn't choose that as my project, sadly).

They've been active in green/alternative energy research for decades and have made some huge bets on hydrogen. Sure, they're in oil and gas which makes them somewhat inherently slimy, but as far as I can tell they're the energy company making the best efforts to stop (or greatly reduce) their production and extraction of fossil fuels, and TFA only reinforces my opinion on that.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_Eco-marathon
It's not an either-or. You can treat people with respect, and assume they are knowledgable, and yet make Bayesian reasoning-type arguments.

If I'm driving through what looks like a dodgy neighbourhood and need to stop and ask for directions, I'll be extra vigilant - based on essentially impressions. But I won't assume anyone I speak to is a thug, much less treat them that way.

In other words, Bayesian reasoning is not an excuse for being an arsehole. Really, no cognitive process can be...
Does your user experience rating take into account interoperability (or lack thereof of e.g superchargers) and service center and replacement part availability?
But trillion dollar tax cuts?
But billionaires getting more billionaire'er?
But Trump stonks!?
But trickle down!!?

But, but, but ... I don't understand?
It's impossible to time the top, but one thing you can say with certainty is that eventually the price of these stocks will come back down (because the underlying firm is clearly not worth its market cap).

Hence, the smartest bet here seems to be buying put options that expire far out. Currently, the price of the $320 GME PUT expiring in Jan 2022 is $240. That seems like free money?
I didn't even get through 4 minutes of the first video without a huge amount of buffering. Is this on youtube?
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But these companies provide great value to the shareholders! Apparently that's enough to trump any other concern.
They're as standard as USB: there are a few different flavors of cables, and wildly different speeds.
I wrote my thoughts on this a couple days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25873887

Basically, you have to remember how slow and power-hungry Mac laptops before the M1-based laptops were. They were not using the latest available technology, and the M1 switched to using the latest available technology. So for Mac laptop users, it's a giant leap. For everyone else, not as amazing a leap, but still a very good chip.
You want those jobs, but you don't want people to make careers out of those jobs. Someone in high school should be working those jobs, someone supporting a family or trying to build a career shouldn't be! Not sure how to solve this issue though... Age-based minimum wage? Something else?
The models for any short selling have just imploded. I’d imagine a lot of low-capitalized short sellers just exited a lot of positions and won’t take any for a while.

“Holding until it’s over” now means having enough capital for 100x any short position you take. That limits how much you can short.
They're not useful.

They're a means of wealth extraction disguised under whatever load of bullshit someone wants you to believe.

I'll even prove it to you. Ask someone with skin in the Wall Street game to explain this stuff to you, not mathematically, but in layperson's terms, so simple that a young child could understand it. They either won't be able to do it, or they won't do it. You'll get one of two answers, "It's really complex." or "It can't be simplified."

When you hear this kind of shit, you're can safely deduce one of two things:

1. The person in question doesn't have a deep understanding of the phenomenon or principle they're trying to explain.

2. The person in question isn't interested in explaining it because it directly affects them.

Ask a Ph.D.-holding, teaching nuclear physicist to explain how a star works. They'll be able to break it down for a 5 year old, a 15 year old, and a 24 year old graduate student, at various levels of complexity.

Ask a Ph.D-holding investment banker or hedge fund manager how all this works. They don't want you to know, because it isn't creating value. Not the kind of value an Amazon or a Tesla creates. It creates value for them and for the large investors they represent. Not for you the layperson.
Retirement funds are a scam: when prices go up, funds manager take their bonus, when it goes down, the funds shareholders (that is, everyone) swallow up the loss. It even a double-edge scam, because now people are supposed to stand up for the finance behemoth because they holds their retirement hostage.
Ok that is a good point, optional app integration is sensible.
I think we have different definitions of treating children like adults. It seems to me like they are barely treated as people.

Yes, parenting is not in vogue, and that's the problem. People do not know how to parent. It almost seems like many people are treating them like pets.
How this startup is providing growth opportunities for African professionals
Apparently this reddit post from three years ago doesn't think so: https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/6oq1wb/an_upda.... Looks like only four National Parks aren't (as of three years ago) within round trip distance of a Supercharger, and Carlsbad isn't one of them.
As a meat eater, I need to try that. I've always done it in olive oil, which has the delicious side effect of leaving you with a jar full of leek-flavored olive oil.
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So many A-10s were damaged in Iraq that they were withdrawn from combat.
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Apple does support it. Its standardized
Is there a reason the current gas stations, that aren't integrated with refineries, aren't making the investment for charging stations?

I don't know if this is true or not, but my understanding is that of their revenue, they make a disproportionate amount of the their profits from convenience stores. Keeping vehicles plugged in for extended periods of time would also make EV owners more likely to venture into the store to buy a drink or snack.
Yes that's some genuine concern. Though on B2B and B2C SaaS where you got paying users, I think each of them deserve a websocket, and it could* alleviate some headaches for developers.

* Anecdotal of course, at least for us.
Same stuff goes down on 4chan and several other sites. Not to mention the fact that the SEC has neglected to investigate insider trading for years now.

IMHO why the fuck is shorting legal to begin with. Short insurance should be mandatory for short trading.
I don't believe that's accurate. From everything I've ever read about the A-10 and close air support, the 'close' aspect means that you're close enough to get positive visual identification of friend and foe. Additionally, it means slower speed because the fast movers are too fast for this task. The third important factor that's commonly mentioned is length of time that the plane can loiter on station to assist the ground troops.

A B-1B (while being highly impressive in its own capabilities) is poorly suited for these things.
I believe you are far off the mark here. Retail investors are well within their rights to drive up a stock to what could be above fair market value....some may well lose money in doing so. The whole narrative around retail vs. hedge funds/wall street is naive to say the least...people in financial services are worried that retail investors may lose a lot of money here which may dent confidence in the market.

The irony here is that you believe the market is a mockery which most of the time it isnt but at times it can be irrational. This is clearly one of those times....as an investment professional.....I look at this and see the irrationality of the price which is not underpinned by cash flow or a fair valuation close to the price...which is called fundamental investing and not trading like what is happening here.
Some of the most-impactful photojournalism images are made with focal lengths between 24 and 50 mm. To fill the frame with your subject requires being well within their personal space.

70 mm and higher really allows a lot of distance. The pandemic has definitely changed things, at least temporarily.
Currently we use health professional contracting agencies to source our health professionals. Some of these professionals do contracting as a side hustle while their w2 employment is with a hospital or clinic. Others only work part-time to supplement family income, and some do it full-time. Health professionals who work for these contracting agencies on a full-time basis do generally receive health insurance and other benefits through the agency.
You think more people saw the shooting of the Trump supporter or George Floyd than saw images from Desert Storm, 9-11, or school shootings? They are all horrible, but I have seen a lot worse stuff pre-2005 than after.
But the NOAA's weather grids are probably populated with a greater number of variables. And they have a vertical dimension/gradient that isn't present in the homogenous blocks of material simulated in the stars.
It is unbelievably telling how suddenly this sort of activity is a problem.

I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of new regulations we're going to be enjoying as a result. Some people's feelings and sense of superiority are truly hurt by this I expect and the SEC are probably hard at work trying to figure something out and to the extent that they're failing to do so, salivating at thought of new powers. All in the name of saving the undeserving from themselves of course.
Ok, so I'm just out of touch is all, thanks ; )
Because the Masters of the Universe are obviously better and smarter than the pleb masses. That's why they're rich, right? They're the ones who are supposed to be manipulating the market, not these filthy peasant swine who dare to cost their betters money. Their faithful, obsequious servants in the financial news and investor class are merely crying about how unfair this all is to their masters.
Dominion Voting Systems was created because ES&S was forced to sell Premier Election Solutions due to antitrust concerns. ES&S has been subject of various errors and controversies:

https://www.propublica.org/article/the-market-for-voting-mac...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en/Election_Systems_&_Software
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/all/chinese-parts-hidden-owners...

I also recall seeing liberal concern over Dominion in GA prior to the election. Regardless, it's a powerful industry with a justifiably large amount of public scrutiny, even if we don't always get the transparency we deserve. All of these systems should be public, open source, and verifiable with paper trails.
Social media are not the internet. If Facebook, Instagram and tiktok disappeared tomorrow, the internet would keep existing. In my opinion we would all be better, queer kids included.
I think there’s a sidenote in Excession about one of the “murals” depicting the last war fought on one of the original Culture planets. I think the suggestion was that those civilizations evolved into Culture civilizations after forming a planetary government one way or another. It seemed to hint that the process was often rather nasty, a perspective I disagree with.
I'm going to guess it does and is graded against his own personal experience with other vehicles.
Big tech facilitated QAnon and the Capitol attack
You were very early in the history of Ionic, I understand you :( but such breaking change should not happen anymore at this scale
One thing I don't understand is why car makers are having hard time building charging network. They already have one, it's called dealerships! Give dealerships incentive to build charging stations for their EV cars right on their properties. Then add charging stations by highways, gas stations. Oil companies will likely join the movement to offer incentives to gas station.
Not it doesn't. You didn't read the article.
This. Plus every subreddit has different make up. Its pretty ignorant putting all reddit as one homogenious group.
So glad to hear this sentiment. It's frustrating that so many people don't seem to acknowledge how flexible HTML/Javascript is. It's not perfect, it's probably not the most efficient possible set of APIs, but it has to deal with a whole lot of legacy, just like most programming languages/platforms/frameworks.

Much of this conversation seems to consist of "the popular solution to this insanely complex problem is hard! Why isn't it trivially easy!?"
How would Reddit know who those people are? Protonmail + VPN would hide their identities as far as Reddit is concerned, right?
It's worth noting that most (all?) votes were cast pre Jan 6th, he probably would have done worse were that not the case. It also points to something I've strongly believed for the last year, that in the previous world state he would've made it in eventually, but there was absolutely no way that the writers were going to put him in solo and give him a solo podium. I doubt at this point he gets in next year either though.
Assuming the bottle has been kept closed and in a cupboard, it’s avoided the two main things that make pigments change over time - air and sunlight. It’s not possible to say that it hasn’t degraded at all, but it’s fair to say that it’ll be a lot closer to the original than the computer cases are.
In some circles, for sure. I've also just seen it used as a goof or an insult. I think it's one of those things that started being used one way but has spiraled off into many different meanings in many different communities.
I can usually find alternatives that works without javascript. Or I find sources outside of the big tracking companies, like openstreetmaps instead of google maps, etc.

I'm not a promiscuous browser, if I click on an interesting link and I get an empty page because it insists on javascript I close that tab and figure I saved myself from wasting my time on a crappy ad-tracking-infested website, so many of which are lame anyways.

That being said I do sometimes enable javascript temporarily on sites when I am desperately looking for some specific bit of info, then I reset back to my default-off when finished.

I've been doing this for a couple/few years, and it doesn't seem like a big deal to me. I'm happy to have that reminder that a site is irritating me insisting on javascript for no good reason, more often I go elsewhere and that suits me fine. It saves me from having to worry about so many nefarious things that go on in this space.

Why not give it a try? Ublock lets you default disable all javascript and enable it on the page you are looking at with a couple clicks, and edit/revert your list of rules whenever you want. You might be pleasantly surprised at how few times you need to fiddle with it after you set it up for your important sites.
Agree 100%. I think the smartest bet here is buying put options that expire far out. Currently, the price of the $320 GME PUT expiring in Jan 2022 is $240. That's free money...
I wasn't using "machine" in the figurative sense of an advertising department, I meant "a literal machine", like Twitter's algorithms. I can't imagine Phillip Morris in its heyday having 1% of the influence that Twitter enjoys today.